had 2 groups of folks down at the floating cabins this past weekend. firday was good for trout back in the hole driftin using halographric d.o.a. shrimp tails under the ole alameda cork setup. reds still scattered with a few being caught. the red fish should start showing up in numbers with the water temp increasing at a fairly rapid pace. night fishing under the lights was excellent as usual for trout. the first groups kept around 60 keepers between the four of them and the second group at another cabin picked up around fourty keepers between the 4 of them. first group was dowm for a 48 hour trip and second group for a 24 hour trip.

i did something different on this trip and shot down the intracoastal water way to around marker 9 and camped out over night. we caught around 15 nice trout,. the funny thing was the trout would not touch anything but live shrimp. we threw everything we had in the way of artificials and they just would not touch them. kinda different but oh well it was fun to rough it alittle. reminded me of the ole days. till the next one. gods speed to all.

whats the rate on the floating cabin?

This came off his website

"The 48 hour basic floating cabin rental package is 850 U.S. dollars and 275 U.S. dollars for every additional 24 hour period ( this is the total price, not per person). The cabin sleeps six persons comfortably (has 3 twin size bunk beds). All disposable plates, napkins, dinnerware, ect is included in the basic rental package. The cabin has a propane BBQ grill and a 2 burner stove and microwave for cooking. All pots and pans, skillets and cooking utensils are supplied with basic rental package. 1 set of linens and 1 pillow are supplied for each bed during the basic rental package. The cabin has a full size 42 square foot inside bathroom for use with a full size rinse off shower. (toilet paper also supplied with rental). 1 towel and washcloth is supplied for each person during basic cabin rental. the rental periods start at noon and end at noon. The cabin has both electric and propane heater for use during the winter that keep the cabin extra comfortable. The cabin has a 10,000 BTU a/c for use during the summer months. T.V., c/d , radio and d/v/d player are also at the cabin for use during rental. All propane is supplied for the BBQ grill and stove and heater. The cabin has a 5750 watt gas generator for power. There is a 1000 watt overhead green light for night time fishing."

Do you have a link to the website?

Thanks